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THIS WEEK ONLY! 40% OFF ALL PORSCHE FACTORY POSTERS! (Discount will be applied at checkout)
THIS WEEK ONLY! 40% OFF ALL PORSCHE FACTORY POSTERS! (Discount will be applied at checkout)
A Recently Obtained Collection of Original Porsche Factory Posters
This Year marks the both Anniversary of the Porsche Brand and l’art et l’automobile has decided to get in on the celebration. We have recently acquired a massive collection of over 100 Original Porsche Factory Posters, dating from the 1970's to the 90's.
Since 1951, after one of their first racing victories, the Porsche factory produced a poster as a way of publicizing their wins to their clients. These posters were distributed at Porsche Dealerships to display in the showroom. There was no plan on publishing more, but that changed quickly as Porsche kept winning. Below is a collection accumulated by a fervent Porsche collector and historian. It is now time to pass this collection on to you. Below is a link to the collection, which we happily invite you to tour at your leisure, and maybe you’ll find a piece the you simply must add to your collection.
Tour the Collection Here. Also be sure to check out our Informational Blog, featuring a very Informative article by the Porsche Factory Newsroom, detailing all the celebrations and new releases Porsche will unveil this year as part of their 70th Anniversary.
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Inspired by the Art Deco and Italian Futurism movement, the paintings of Canadian artist Alain Lévesque are recognized by car enthusiasts throughout the world. We are proud to feature Alain Lévesque's artwork in our gallery, so click the button below to read about our collection of his artwork which we discussed in detail.
The Holiday Season is in full swing, so we wanted to share a little Historical Holiday Cheer from all of us at l'art et l'automobile. Though it may seem like the tradition of spraying champagne after a race is as old as motor sport itself, the story has more intricate roots. It all began in 1967, when Dan Gurney started the tradition that has graced and stained countless podiums began.
